Exemplos de uso de May obstruct em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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However, one essential point may obstruct the entire process.
Even when it is, the physical characteristics of the needle andlimitations in technology may obstruct visibility.
No human power may obstruct the realization of man as a person.
Regular smoking can irritate the skin in your nose and your throat, which may obstruct your breathing.
If the cancer grows in the airways, it may obstruct airflow, causing breathing difficulties.
This is consistent with the evolution in the first weeks postoperatively,when edema and crusts may obstruct breathing.
Depending on their volume, ACPs may obstruct the Eustachian's tube and cause secretory otitis media.
But it is for each man to find and see this perfection for himself, otherwise the trouble andtragedy in life may obstruct his vision and obscure his path.
The grossly swollen mucosa in allergic rhinitis may obstruct drainage from the sinuses causing sinusitis in half the patients.
This may obstruct innovation, lead to higher costs for competing pharmaceutical companies and delay consumers' access to innovative medicines.
Infertility since inflammation, scar tissue and adhesions in the pelvis may obstruct the passage of an egg along the fallopian tube.
Previously specified issues may obstruct user to access intended Word document when Microsoft Word will not open in Windows XP system.
It is important that every individualChristian search his or her heart to see what may obstruct the attainment of full union among Christians.
In light of this, society seeks alternatives that may obstruct the progress of the rampant hegemonic model, supported by ideals of cooperation, solidarity and sustainability.
Stand alone' projects funded by individual donors tend to limit transparency andin practice, focusing only‘on the tree may obstruct the view of the forest.
And that no State may obstruct this agreement without standing in breach of the right of freedom of circulation of capital and persons, a cornerstone of the European Community.
The main areas examined in this report are those in which statutory provisions may obstruct an NCB 's compliance with the Eurosystem 's requirements.
Certain events may obstruct the pedicle, such as external compression, edema, postoperative immobilization, thrombosis due to venous stasis or pedicle injuries due to manipulation.
Disseminated intravascular coagulation,the excessive activation of blood clotting, may obstruct blood flow to organs and paradoxically increase the bleeding risk.
When symptomatic they may obstruct or damage adjacent structures, when they affect the respiratory tract, they cause cough, dyspnea and cyanosis and when superficial they lead to suppuration 15.
We may help the Overself in drawing us to the goal by surrendering to the guidance of a competent spiritual adviser or we may obstruct it by clinging to the ego's.
This includes postal monopolies,even where they are justified, which may obstruct the smooth functioning of the market, in particular by sealing off a particular market sector.
How can we now prevent the Iraq question from resulting in serious trade conflicts between the European Union andthe United States which may obstruct the results of Cancun?
In addition, the draft extradition agreement expressly recognises that constitutional principles may obstruct extradition, which is why the agreement makes provision for a specific consultation mechanism.
Visualisation of the needle tip requires alignment with the ultrasound beam and sometimes that is not achieved, and even when it is, the physical characteristics of the needle andtechnology limitations may obstruct the visibility.
In addition, the Competition DG is currently investigating certain practices which may obstruct competition in intra-Community cross-border mail, which has in principle been liberalised under EU rules.
Most serious side effects include mild alterations of blood cell counts(red and white cells, platelets), neurological disorders disorders that affect the nervous system like hemiparesis[partial paralysis of one side of the body] andthromboembolism blood clots that may obstruct blood vessels.
The benefit of sleeping matters to a much extent in terms of your brain prototyping as it removes all that intoxicated toxins which distracts you, which may obstruct your happiness and perhaps prepares you to be a positive thinker, to start the day better than the previous day.
Although studies show that gynecological cancer andantineoplastic chemotherapy may obstruct personal relationships, given the greater reliance on others to perform various tasks and/or the possible changes in physical appearance or body self-image, the Social domain was the least compromised in this study, followed by the Psychological domain.
The relationship of the abnormal skin color characteristic with the Impaired gas exchange diagnosis may be explained by pathological processes such as pneumonia, which may obstruct the airways, trap gases, cause atelectasis, and increase dead space.